Sweet 16 Chords
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Such a nice, sweet song off Green Day's new album ¡Uno!. Here are the chords for
the song - notice that some of the G's are barred on 10th fret while some are barred on 3rd fret.
Listen and you'll be able to hear, when the changes come. Enjoy!
Intro:
G-D G-D G-D C-B-A-G
Verse 1:
G B A D
Bring me back to an hour ago
G B A D
Time stands still as the years go by
G B A D G
Brown eyed girl that's throwing down a bottle of Old English
B A D
Back in the warehouse
Pre-chorus:
C G B E
Old days are fine but are left so far behind
C D G C-G
From California to Jane Street
C G B C D
Kids alright, alright as they'll ever be
Chorus:
C D
'Cause you will always be my
C D
Well you will always by my
C D (start intro here)
You will always be my sweet sixteen
Verse 2:
G B A D
Sleep on the floor on cardboard
G B A D
Stab out my heart like a dart board
G B A D G
Browned skinned girl I had a dream about a long, long time now
B A D
From the midwest to the beach
Pre-chorus:
C G B E
Old days are fine but are left so far behind
C D G C-G
From California to Jane Street
C G B C D
Kids alright, alright as they'll ever be
Chorus:
C D
'Cause you will always be my
C D
Well you will always by my
C D (start intro here)
You will always be my sweet sixteen
Solo:
Just play the verse chords four times here
Pre-chorus:
C G B E
Old days are fine but are left so far behind
C D G C-G
From California to Jane Street
C G B C D
Kids alright, alright as they'll ever be
Chorus:
C D
'Cause you will always be my
C D
Well you will always by my
C D (start intro here)
You will always be my sweet sixteen
End on G
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3 comments

The Beginning A's in the verses are actually G's. There is only one A played in the verse. and the A's in the chorus are G as well, same for the intro
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Great job here, only thing is I'm pretty sure there aren't any "E" chords played during the chorus; it's a "C," instead.
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nfan12 - Yeah, I wrote that wrong, edited it yesterday when I noticed it.
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